King Charles and Camilla rushed to safety after security spotted suspect on roof

King Charles and Queen Camilla faced a sudden security scare when a potential threat appeared on the scene. While mingling with admirers at an outdoor event in Jersey, a part of the UK with its own self-rule, on Monday, tension spiked prompting urgent action.

In a heartbeat, the royals were whisked away for their protection, taking refuge within the walls of the Pomme D'or hotel. During the unexpected interruption, a bystander engaging with the King was cut off by security officers asserting, "He has to go now," before rushing him to the safety of the hotel.

Alert security personnel spotted someone atop a building, leading police to swiftly confront the individual.

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Thankfully, it turned out to be a false alarm, and once the person's lack of criminal history was confirmed, the incident was closed. The Royal entourage was already on high alert, coming just days after a terrifying plot against Donald Trump had been foiled.

After only a short delay, Charles and Camilla stepped back into the limelight, resuming their schedule which included hobnobbing with local scholars and participating in a quaint tea function.

An insider from the palace shared: "There was a small issue of concern, an investigation turned out to be a false alarm, every precaution was taken and the programme resumed shortly afterwards."

Meanwhile, it has surfaced that the individual who plotted against Trump had disturbingly explored information about Kate Middleton prior to his attempt on the ex-president's life.

Thomas Matthew Crooks, 18, used the internet to "scope out" a number of potential high-profile assassination targets before executing his devastating plan, which led to the death of one individual and left two others seriously injured.

Photos of Princess Kate were discovered on his devices, as revealed by the FBI after analyzing his laptop and two phones. National Public Radio reported that images of Kate were found on his phone, but the reason for his interest in the Royal is still unclear.